Ep60:Building a Business | 斯坦福商业大神:努力工作并不能创造财富-YyatTung

Ep60:Building a Business | 斯坦福商业大神:努力工作并不能创造财富

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时间:2024-12-02

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We're diving ving to starting a business

Wewe've got this interview with josh cofmen from the diary of a ceo

Youtube channel

Let's stone packyer

Yeah

Cofman's really good of breaking down like these kind of big business ideas right into actual steps

Yeah

Exact like things you can actually use it's not just theory right okay first up

He's got this idea of the five parts of every business

Business says business from a leminate stand to you know like a huge of every business the same five elements

Value creation

Marketing

Sales

Value delivery and finance

What jumped out you well i'm they're all important

But that value creation part really got me thinking yeah like really what problem are you solving

And will people pay for your solution

And he had the story about liquid laundry detergent that just blue

My mind it wasn't even that the powder was bad at cleaning right

It was all about what people thought

Totally they thought it didn't dissolve well so they wwait to put it in even though the chemistry like uh doesn't how work exactly

But that's how people were behaving not just what they said yes so then they came up with liquid deterget

好的好的

Makes you think about like yeah watching what people actually do not just what they say they do right

So before you even think about putting your job and going all and on your idea

Cofmans like hey

Vid

Validate

Validate yeah

He does mean just asking your friends and family

Yeah

He wants people to actually like commit somehow put their money

Weether mouths

Yeah

He even says show me a credit card

That's been swiped

And then i'll believe it's a real problem

I love that are people willing to pay to solve this yeah

Okay

So let's say you've got a validated idea

You're ready to get the word out

Now coffman dives into marketing psychology all about those core human drives s to acque bond

Learn defend and feel

And then there's that liquid death example yeah

Selling water in a can

But they're like a billion dollar business i know

So it's like what are they doing right

It's the marketing yeah

If you think about those drives

Cofman talks about they can

It's like i want this cool things different

And it's like being part of group that gets it yeah

I'm not just buying water

I'm buying into something

So it's not just the product

It's the feeling

The whole story

And that leads into this idea of counter signalling

Did you find that as fascinating as i did

Oh

Totally going against the grain yeah

Not just fitting in

But like challenging everything

He uses that crazy example of brudodog the beer company

Bbleup up cases of comcompetor's beard

Wow talk about making a statement

I know it's bold yeah

But in a crowded market so much

You have to stand out that way be different

Exactly so don't be afraid to challenge conventions

And then there's his take on competition

Yeah

He says a crowded market shouldn't scscand um

It should encourage

You really should 'll think about it

It

It enoury it

It probably no demand um

But if it's crowded ded it means people want it

对对对对对

没有没有

The'll pay for

For

So competitors are in a threat their lake validation

And you can learn from them uh

Confman says

Buy their products

Study their marketing

See what works

See what doesn't exactly so don't reinthan the the will right learn

And then do a better or do it differently okay

So we've got validation marketing competition

And now things can get a little overwhelming

You know especially with the finances right

But confment really breaks it down

He does you don't have to be a math genius

No

It's more about common sense

Yeah

Like what you're cost forces

What you make

Can you keep going is it enough exactly

And this leads into one of his big principles

Experimentation

Yeah

Embracing uncertainty trying things out in the real world

He literally says

I don't know let's find out love that instead of overthinking just do it

And then there's the explore

Exploit trade off explain that so trying new things

But also focusing on what's ardy working finding that balance right

So you're always adapting and learning ok

So we've got validating the idea using emotions in marketing

Tackling the competition head on

But cofmman doesn't stop there

He goes into rapid skill acquisition

You know about whole ten thousand hours thing yeah

He basically says

Forget about that only twenty hours yeah

Twenty hours of focus practice can get you surprisingly far twenty hours is way better than ten thousand

It's much more approachble right okay

So how do we do it

What's the secret

Well

He's got ten principles

And i think some will really resonate with you hit me with them

Okay

So first pick a lovable project

Something you're actually excited to learn make sense

If you love it

It won't feel like work right and break it down

Smaller chchks don't try to learn everything at once right

Master the little pieces first like when i was learning to dj

Yes

I just wanted to jump on the decks and start mixing

But my instructor was like hold on

Let's talk about the music

First about building ding foundation

Yeah

And it helps so much

So it is not just copying its understanding the why behind it right

So we've covered a lot validating your idea marketing competition

Even learning new skills fast yeone of the things that really stuck with me was coffman's idea

That there's no such thing as a wasted experience

I love that idea

He says everything you learn

Even your downtime can help your business in ways

You don't expect like steve jobs in its colligraphy class

Yeah

Who knew that would end up influencing apples designs

It's like you never know where inspiration will come from right

You can't connect the dots

Looking forward

Only looking back exactly and inconfimances don't waste time

Wasting time which sounds kind of contradictory

What body means is be intentional

You know

See everything is a chance to learn

Even relaxing right

Even downtime can start ideas

It's true

I get some of my best ideas

And i'm just out for a walk

Or something and that reminds me as something else confiment talks about building a good team

Hiring the right people yeah

Not just skills but shared values

You know people who are passionate about what you're doing right natiks like good communication and keeping things simple like not too much bureaucracy

Yeah

Let people do their best work

It seems like he's all about empowering people definitely

And that ties back to minimizing regrets too right by creating a good environment

You're helping everyone succeed

Exactly speaking of regrets

I was really struck by that question kfmman brought up from previous guest about

Whether you regret things you've done

Or things you haven't done

Oh

That's a tough one

It is

It is

Coffin said he actually regrets things he's done

More than things he hasn't which is interesting

You would think it would be the other way around

Yeah

But it makes sense like sometimes we don't do things or you're afraid

Right you're afraid or you're afnown

But even if you make a mistake at least you try it

Because learn something exexactly and lelearning can be more valuable than playing it safe

It's like don't let fear hold you back

This makes me think about all the times i've hesitated to try new things

You know we've all been there

It's like what's the worst that can happen right you might fail

But you'learn

And then you can use that to succeed later right

It's like what confrence said about competition

Even when you lose

You learn

Yeah

It all comes back to that

And this reminds me of the iron law of the market

Oh Yeah

What was that again markets that don't exist

Don't care how smart

You are so if nobody selling it

There's probably no market for it right

Which means if you see a crowded market

It's not a bad thing

It means there's a need so find a way to stand out be different unique and experiment

Try new things see what works

This is all great stuff

But i wanted to go back to what you said about hesitating to speak up in meetings

Yeah

I do that all the time yethink a lot of people do one like get

Get stuck

My

My hehead in the momoment's gone well

Cofman has some great device for that in his book

The first twenty hours

Oh

Yeah this ten principles for learning new skill exactly and one that i think appappice es here quantity and speed over perfection

So don't worry about getting it perfect

Just do it right

Just start

And then improve as you go

And this supplies is starting a business too absolutely don't wait for the perfect plan

Just take action ready fire aim exactly learn and adjujust ce you okay

I like that

And then coffman talks about simplicity

Gools law

Gools law

Yeah

Complex systeeevolfrom simpler systems that work so start simple

对的对对的

Right don't overcomplicate things

He used that great example of the sent difusion system

Instead of starting with a complicated machachine

Start with a candle

A candle i love that deproves the concept you know

And then you can build from there exactly starts small get feedback and improve okay

And there's the idea of framing

Yeah

How you present something matter like the woop fitness tracker

No clock on purpose

If it had a clock

It would be a watch

Not a fitness tracker

Er actly different expectations

Different rampoint

It's all about perception

Right words matter

Context matters

Wow

This has been a lot

We've talked about validation

Marketing

Competition

Experimentation

Simplicity

Framing

And don't forget passion and purpose

Yeah

If you really care about what you're doing

It makes all the difference

It's not just about making difference

It's about making a difference

And that reminds me you something coffmman said

好的好的的好的

You can always tell when someone is doing work

That only they can do

Have you ever felt that way

Oh oh Yeah

For sure

It's like everything clicks you're in the zone and the results are amazing

So as we wrap up this deep dive on josh coffen

It's clear

That passion and purpose are key

And don't let regret hold you back

We regret the things we don't do

More than the things we do

So take a chance find your thing

The thing only you can do

Yeah

It's not just about the destination

It's about the whole journey

Right there will be challenges long long way for sure

But that passion keeps you going

You know

Makes it all worthwhile

And it reminds me of something else

Coffman said

You can always tell when someone is doing work only only they can do

Oh Yeah

You were felt t that definitely like when everything just clicks you know your element

It's like that flow state where a time just disappear

And the results are incredible

You can just feel the energy

It inspires everyone

So as we wrap up this deep dive on josh coffen

We've covered so much validation

Mark comcompetition

Experimentation even simplicity

But it all comes back to passion and purpose finding your thing

And not letting regret hold you back

Because we regret the things we don't do

More than the things we do

To take that chance

If there's one thing i want you to take away from this

It's that don't let fear stop you embrace the unknown experiment

Try new thing find which

Which 're men to do what's your lovable project

You know that thing you've been putting off

Right it down

Make a plan and take action

Because the only true regret is the regret of inaction

That's it for this deep dive

We hope you found it helpful and inspiring

And that you're ready to take your business dreams to the next level go out there make it happen

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